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TitleDateReferenceAuthorsCall #ISSN
The expression of speaker and nonspeaker surprise in south Conchucos Quechua2020 International journal of American linguistics 86 (1): 31-57
  • Daniel J. Hintz
H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-]0020-7071
Inuktitut Qualiujaaqpait: our new writing system2019/2020 Inuktitut (126): 55-9
  • Titiraqtanga Natan Obed
*H6/KUB [INUKTITUT-]0705-8527also in English and French
An ontology of landscape and seascape in Greenland: the linguistic encoding of land in Kalaallisut2019 International journal of American linguistics 85 (1): 1-43
  • Hilary McMahan
  • Lenore A. Grenoble
H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-]0020-7071
Paradigm leveling in south east Cree verbal inflections2019 Papers of the Algonquian conference 48: 33-52
  • Vincent Collette
H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]0031-5671
A pedagogical grammar of Moose Cree for second language learners2019 Papers of the Algonquian conference 48: 275-88
  • Jimena Terraza
H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]0031-5671
Expressive updates, much?2019 Language 95 (1): 107-35
  • Daniel Gutzmann
  • Robert Henderson
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Implicit control cross-linguistically2019 Language 95 (1): 136-84
  • Florian Schäfer
  • Marcel Pitteroff
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Conjunction in Colonial Valley Zapotec2019 International journal of American linguistics 85 (2): 213-45
  • May Helena Plumb
H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-]0020-7071
The prospective construction in Q'eqchi2019 International journal of American linguistics 85 (2): 247-69
  • Igor Vinogradov
H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-]0020-7071
Predicative possession in the Novogorod birch bark documents in the Ural-Altaic context2019 Suomalais: journal de la Société Finno-Ougrienne 97: 183-233
  • Chingduang Yurayong
H6 [SUOMALAIS-]0355-0214
A quantitative theoretical analysis of synctactics microvariation: word order in Dutch verb clusters2019 Language 95 (2): 333-70
  • Antal van den Bosch
  • Jeroen Van Craenenbroek
  • Marjo van Koppen
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Switch-reference in the Ye shes rgyas pa'i mdo2019 Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (Series 3) 29 (2): 249-56
  • Zack Beer
H6/KW [ROYAL-]1356-1863
Theme signs in Potawatomi as object agreement and the inverse2019 Papers of the Algonquian conference 48: 123-42
  • Robert E. Lewis jr.
H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]0031-5671
A pedagogical grammar of Moose Cree for second language learners2019 Papers of the Algonquian conference 48: 275-88
  • Jimena Terraza
H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]0031-5671
The role of mas (<Sp. Más) in Q'eqchi': comparison and degree in a Mayan language2019 International journal of American linguistics 85 (3): 365-99
  • Paul Kockleman
H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-]0020-7071
On the island sensitivity of topicalization in Norwegian: an experimental investigation2019 Language 95 (3): 393-420
  • Dave Kush
  • Jon Sprouse
  • Terje Lohndal
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Syntactic variation and auxiliary contraction: the surprising case of Scots2019 Language 95 (3): 421-55
  • Caroline Heycock
  • David Adger
  • Gary Thoms
  • Jennifer Smith
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
A unified account of conditioned phonological alternations: evidence from Guébie2019 Language 95 (3): 456-97
  • Hannah Sande
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
How universal is agent-first? Evidence from symmetrical voice languages2019 Language 95 (3): 523-61
  • Kurt Malcher
  • Nikolaus P. Himmelmann
  • Sonja Riesberg
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
The Boas plan. A view from the margins2019 Histories of anthropology annual 13: 281-317
  • Saul Schwartz
H1 [HISTORIES-]1557-637Xin special section 'Voicing the ancestors'
Alienable and inalienable nouns in Nzema2019 Journal of Asian and African studies (Tokyo) (97): 5-18
  • Kyoko Koga
H6 [JOURNAL OF ASIAN AND AFRICAN STUDIES. Tokyo]0387-2807English summary
The development of the universal perfect in Arabic2019 Language 95 (4): 683-710
  • Maris Camilleri
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Condition C in adult and child Thai2018 Language 94 (1): 157-90
  • Kamil Ud Deen
  • Napasri Timyam
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Tone-tune association in Tommo so (Dogon) folk songs2018 Language 94 (1): 119-56
  • Kevin M. Ryan
  • Laura McPherson
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
The lexicalist hypothesis: both wrong and superfluous2018 Language 94 (1): 1-42
  • Benjamin Bruening
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Once humankind spoke like children do. Developmental psychology explains the history of language2018 Human evolution 33 (1-2): 87-113
  • G.W. Oesterdiekhoff
H6/HB [HUMAN-]0393-9375
Towards a theory of model-temporal interaction2018 Language 94 (2): 281-331
  • Hotze Rullman
  • Lisa Matthewson
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Cleft sentences and reconstruction in child language2018 Language 94 (2): 405-31
  • Elena D'Onofrio
  • Hirohisa Kiguchi
  • Rosalind Thornton
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Productivity and lexicalization in Shipibo body-part prefixation2018 International journal of American linguistics 84 (3): 327-57
  • David W. Fleck
H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-]0020-7071
Tense usage in speech conclusions with past reference to Homer2018 Journal of Indo-European studies 46 (1-2): 109-51
  • Filip De Decker
H6 [JOURNAL-]0092-2323
Producción misionera sobre la lingüística chiriguana2018 Anthropos (St Augustin) 113 (1): 151-67
  • María Agustina Morando
H6 [ANTHROPOS-]0257-9774English summary
The origin of the Semitic relative marker2018 Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (London) 81 (2): 191-204
  • John Huehnergard
  • Na'ama Pat-El
H6/KW [LONDON-]0041-977X
'Those were the hungry years': a glimpse of coastal Afro-Balochi2018 Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society (Series 3) 28 (4): 661-95
  • Agnes Korn
  • Maryam Nourzaei
H6/KW [ROYAL-]1356-1863
Grammatical number and the scale of individuation2018 Language 94 (3): 527-74
  • Scott Grimm
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Pertinacity and change in Mapudungun stress assignment2018 International journal of American linguistics 84 (4): 513-58
  • Benjamin Molineaux
H6/KK [INTERNATIONAL-]0020-7071
The derivation of declension of Yuṣmad and the Smad in Saṅkṣiptāsaravyākaraṇa2018 Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute 95: 121-35
  • Anuja Ajotikar
  • Malhar Kulkarni
H6/KW [BHANDARKAR-]
An obsolete syntactic pattern in Persian2018 Journal of Indo-European studies 46 (3-4): 361-70
  • Jalal Rahimian
  • Mohammad-Jafar Jabbari
H6 [JOURNAL-]0092-2323
Nominal TAM and the preterit in Potawatomi2018 Papers of the Algonquian conference 47: 185-97
  • Hunter Thompson Lockwood
H6/KUB [ALGONQUIAN-]0031-5671
From possessor agreement to object marking in hte evolution of the Udmurt -jez suffix: a grammaticalization approach to morpheme syncretism2018 Language 94 (4): 733-57
  • Katalin É. Kiss
  • Orsolya Tánczos
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Subject prominence and processing dependencies in prenominal relative clauses: the comprehension of possessive relative clauses and adjunct relative clauses in Mandarin Chinese2018 Language 94 (4): 758-97
  • Chien-Jer Charles Lin
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
On the order of demonstrative, numeral, adjective, and noun2018 Language 94 (4): 798-833
  • Matthew S. Dryer
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
The real-time dynamics of the individual and the community in grammaticalization2018 Language 94 (4): 867-901
  • Freek Van de Velde
  • Peter Petré
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
On two uses of the particle pun in classical Malay2018 Indonesia and the Malay world 46 (135): 154-67
  • Henri Chambert-Loir
H6/KX [INDONESIA-]1363-9811
The Northern Outliers-East Polynesian Hypothesis expanded2018 Journal of the Polynesian Society 127 (4): 389-423
  • William H. Wilson
H6/KX [POLYNESIAN-]0032-4000
From daily conversation to public speech: a quantitative analysis of lexical and grammatical characteristics of the corpus of spoken Lithuanian2018 Lituanistica 64 (4): 255-70
  • Laura Kamandulytė-Merfeldienė
H6/KVT [LITUANISTICA-]0235-716Xin thematic section 'Language'; English summary
Kayanic oral literature in East and North Kalimantan: its categories, structure, and influences from India and Indochina2018 Borneo research bulletin 49: 102-80
  • Mika Okushima
H6/KX [BORNEO-]0006-7806
Reading the Psalms together with Luther2018 Konteksty 72 (3): 154-61, 340-1
  • Aleksander Nawarecki
H6/KVM [POLSKA-]1230-6142in special section 'Literature'; English summary
Which noun phrases in the verb supposed to agree with? Object agreement in American English2017 Language 93 (1): 65-96
  • Adrian Staub
  • Brian Dillon
  • Charles Clifton jr.
  • Joshua Levy
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Dementia and grammar in polysynthetic language: an Arapaho case study2017 Language 93 (1): 97-120
  • Andrew Cowell
  • Gail Ramsberger
  • Lise Menn
H6/KK [LANGUAGE-]0097-8507
Documenting an endangered language: the inclusive first-person plural pronoun Kājou as a resource for claiming ownership in Hawaiian2017 Journal of linguistic anthropology 27 (1): 92-113
  • Scott Saft
H6/KK [JOURNAL-]1055-1360

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